SingaporeFamily
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This route lets an EntrePass holder bring a spouse (common-law or legally married) or children to Singapore.
Spouse (common-law or legally married)
Children
The EntrePass holder is the sponsor.
As an EntrePass holder, you may apply for passes to bring your family in if you meet the requirements
A legally married spouse needs a copy of the marriage certificate; children under 21 need a copy of the official birth certificate stating the parents' names, and adopted children a copy of the adoption order or other relevant documents. A common-law spouse (LTVP) needs any one of a common-law marriage certificate, a notarised affidavit by the pass holder and spouse declaring a common-law relationship recognised in their home country/region, or an embassy letter acknowledging it. Step-children need a copy of the custody court order and a no-objection letter from the other biological parent; handicapped children 21+ need a medical practitioner's letter or report.
Find out how to apply for a Dependant's Pass for family members of eligible Employment Pass (EP) , S Pass , Personalised Employment Pass (PEP) or EntrePass holders.
Legally married spouse Show Copy of the marriage certificate.
Unmarried children under 21 years old Show Copy of the official birth certificate stating the parents' names.
Unmarried, legally adopted children under 21 years old Show Copy of the adoption order or other relevant documents.
Find out how to apply for a Long-Term Visit Pass for family members of eligible Employment Pass (EP) , S Pass , Personalised Employment Pass (PEP) or EntrePass holders.
Common-law spouse Show Any one of the following: Copy of the common-law marriage certificate. An affidavit by the work pass holder and their spouse declaring that they are in a common-law relationship recognised under the laws of their home country/region. The affidavit must also be notarised in their home country/region. A letter from the home country/region's embassy of the work pass holder or spouse acknowledging that they are in a common-law relationship recognised under the laws of their country/region.
Unmarried handicapped children aged 21 and above Show A letter or report from a medical practitioner on the child’s condition. Unmarried stepchildren under 21 years old Show A copy of the court order on the child’s custody. A letter from the other biological parent stating there is no objection to bringing the child to Singapore.
To bring a spouse or children, the EntrePass holder must meet at least 1 of: business Annual Total Business Spending (TBS) of SGD 100,000 and 1 Local Workforce (LWF); having founded and sold 2 or more companies that are venture-backed or own innovative technologies; having raised more than SGD 2 million for a past or current business; possessing 2 or more deep tech Intellectual Properties (IPs) that provide significant competitive advantage to the business.
At least 1 of the following: Your business has Annual Total Business Spending (TBS) of SGD 100,000 and 1 Local Workforce (LWF) You have founded and sold 2 or more companies that are venture-backed or owns innovative technologies You have raised more than SGD 2 million for a past or current business You possess 2 or more deep tech Intellectual Properties (IPs) that provide significant competitive advantage to the business.
The family member applies for the pass type matching the relationship: Dependant's Pass for a legally married spouse or unmarried children under 21 (including legally adopted); Long-Term Visit Pass for a common-law spouse, unmarried handicapped children aged 21 and above, or unmarried step-children under 21. An assessment of eligibility for the Dependant's Pass or Long-Term Visit Pass can be requested. The official source does not state the pass duration, the family member's rights or any path to independent or longer-term status.
To bring your family in, you need to apply for the respective pass types: Family member Pass type Spouse (legally married) Unmarried children under 21 years of age, including those legally adopted Dependant's Pass Common-law spouse Unmarried handicapped children aged 21 years and above Unmarried step-children under 21 years old Parents Long-Term Visit Pass
You can request for an assessment of your eligibility to apply for Dependant's Pass or Long-Term Visit Pass.
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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